India’s first fantasy quiz app

A gamified mobile platform that turns merit scholarships into something students can compete for directly, rather than apply for through a form.

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April 2025 Published

01 — The challenge

Where it started.

Merit scholarships exist in quantity, but students struggle to find them, work out whether they qualify, and complete applications designed for administrators rather than applicants.

The effect is that awards reach the best-informed students rather than the most deserving ones.

02 — What we built

The work itself.

Scholarship as a contest. A quiz format students already understand, with instant results and a ranking that is visible and consistent.

Registration that takes a minute. Sign-up designed around a student with a phone, not around an application form.

Credit points that carry forward. Points earned on performance accumulate and are redeemable against future contests, so a near miss is still worth something.

03 — Results

What the client has now.

Scholarship access opened to students outside the usual information networks. Transparent instant results and fair ranking, so the basis of an award is visible. Repeat participation driven by accumulated credit rather than by marketing.

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What we built, what it produced, and the stack behind it.

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